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 Present Perfect Continuous  We use this tense in the below statement. When describing an action that started in the past and is currently continuing or has only recently come to an end, the present perfect continuous tense—also referred to as the present perfect progressive tense—is employed. The construction involves employing the present perfect auxiliary verb "have" in conjunction with "been," as well as the present participle form of the primary verb (verb + ing). Important         🠟 1. In Present Perfect continuous we use Has been, and Have been as helping verbs.                          Has been                                                                            Have been  ...

 Present Perfect Passive voice  We use this tense in the below statement. A n event , action , or  situation  that started in the past and continues into the present or has significance for the present is described in the present perfect tense. This tense is especially flexible because it enables speakers to portray the sense of an incomplete past with a relationship to the present . Important         🠟 1. In Present Perfect (Passive) we use Has been, and Have been as helping verbs.                          Has  been                                                         Have been  ( He, she, it singular noun)                              ...